Dallas Fire-Rescue stories of bravery and sacrifice: Andrew Schellenberg
The headline from the May 5, 1951 Dallas Morning News was stark and troubling: Blast kills fireman in West Dallas. […]
Survey says: number one citizen concern is street and alley repair
Street and alley repairs are the number one concern of Dallas citizens, according to a recent survey conducted via TalkDallas.com.
Kids can “play-fly” at Dallas Love Field Turn Up! Event Aug. 1
Dallas-area students will learn how Dallas Love Field serves as a transportation hub for seven million people a year at
Public advised to take precautions in Texas heat
Anyone can be affected by the intense heat of a Texas summer, so Dallas Fire Rescue (DFR) is encouraging the
Dallas Public Library to host Veteran’s Expo Saturday July 25
The Dallas Public Library will host a special Veteran’s Expo to provide information and resources available to veterans, including benefits,
Sanitation Services working toward “Zero Waste” by 2040
When the City’s Zero Waste Plan was passed in 2013, it established the goal of Zero Waste with phases and
OmniGlobe arrives at Dallas Love Field
The OmniGlobe is a 3D spherical display that combines entertainment and education by allowing users to play animations on wide
Dallas Police Athletic League and Dallas Parks hosts Big D Boxing
The Dallas Police Athletic/Activities League (PAL) and Dallas Park and Recreation hosted the second Annual Battle in Big D Boxing
Dallas Water Utilities pipeline flushing program helps sustain water quality
Like other cities and water utility systems, Dallas Water Utilities (DWU) pipeline flushing program helps sustain optimal water quality within
Update: Seismicity Working Group
On Monday, July 13, Dallas City Officials met with representatives from partner regional Cities, SMU Researchers, State of Texas Departments,
City departments team up to demolish nuisance house
Residents of one Casa View neighborhood are breathing a sigh of relief as City crews prepare demolished a rundown house
1417 Commerce Street: 51 years and four lives later
Thousands of people walk past 1417 Commerce Street on a daily basis and pay it little attention. It’s currently a